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Birthday: August 31, 1897 (Virgo)
Born In: Racine, Wisconsin, United States
Advanced Search Fredric March was one of Hollywood's most celebrated actors of the 1930s and 1940s. He is best remembered for his dual role in the horror classic ‘Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde’ which won him the prestigious Academy Award for Best Actor. A renowned actor of the stage before venturing into films, he was also the recipient of two Tony Awards. His interest in acting dated back to his youth when he dreamed of becoming a great actor. However, he chose to become a banker after completing his studies from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. A serious health issue and his subsequent recovery made him re-evaluate his life and he proceeded to pursue his acting dreams. He found work as an extra in movies and eventually made his first Broadway appearance. Blessed with polished good looks and natural talent for acting, he was able to establish himself as a successful actor of the stage. Before long he ventured into films as well and appeared in a series of classic films based on stage plays and novels. A versatile actor, he excelled in a variety of roles and also made some television appearances during the later part of his extensive career.Birthday: August 31, 1897 (Virgo)
Born In: Racine, Wisconsin, United States
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Also Known As: Ernest Frederick McIntyre Bickel
Died At Age: 77
Family:Spouse/Ex-: Ellis Baker, Florence Eldridge
father: John F. Bickel
mother: Cora Brown
children: Anthony March, Penelope March
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Height: 5'10" (178 cm), 5'10" Males
Died on: April 14, 1975
place of death: Los Angeles, California, United States
U.S. State: Wisconsin
Cause of Death: Prostate Cancer.
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More Factseducation: University Of Wisconsin–Madison
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Where was Fredric March born?
Fredric March was born in Racine, Wisconsin, United States.
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In how many films did Fredric March appear as the lead actor?
Fredric March appeared as the lead actor in over 40 films throughout his career.
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Did Fredric March serve in the military during any wars?
Yes, Fredric March served in the United States Army during World War I.
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What was Fredric March's first major breakthrough role in a film?
One of Fredric March's first major breakthrough roles was in the film "The Royal Family of Broadway" in 1930.
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Was Fredric March known for his versatility as an actor?
Yes, Fredric March was known for his versatility and ability to excel in a wide range of roles across different genres.
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American CelebritiesWisconsin ActorsUniversity Of Wisconsin–MadisonVirgo ActorsAmerican Actors Childhood & Early LifeHe was born as Ernest Frederick McIntyre Bickel on August 31, 1897, in Racine, Wisconsin, U.S. to Cora Brown Marcher, a schoolteacher, and John F. Bickel who worked in the wholesale hardware business.He received his primary education from the Winslow Elementary School and graduated from Racine High School. He proceeded to earn a degree in economics from the University of Wisconsin–Madison where he was a member of Alpha Delta Phi.He developed an interest in acting as a young boy but decided to pursue a more stable profession after completing his studies.Continue Reading BelowTag » What Did Fredric March Die Of
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